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==Gallery== | |||
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File:An Original Version p2 panel.jpg|Zelda is trapped in a crystal in the prologue | |||
File:An Original Version p18 panel 4.jpg|Link uses flight magic so he and Com can escape some monsters | |||
File:An Original Version p106 panel 4.jpg|Link materialises his sword from his magical bracelet | |||
File:An Original Version p129 panel 3.jpg|Fonti, the fountain fairy | |||
File:An Original Version p215 panel 4.jpg|Cryckon, the crystalline bird | |||
File:An Original Version p53 panel 4.jpg|Link and Com confront Ganos | |||
File:An Original Version p79 panel 1.jpg|Ganos squares off with Link | |||
File:An Original Version p105 panel 4.jpg|Link, Com, and Cryckon celebrate their victory over Ganos | |||
File:An Original Version p154 panel 3.jpg|Zelda waves to Link and Com in one of the book's endings | |||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== |
Revision as of 06:23, 21 May 2022
The Legend of Zelda: An Original Version, also known as New The Legend of Zelda, is a manga gamebook by Mitsunori Kitadono and Ikuo Miyazoe based on The Legend of Zelda.[2] The book is Number 13 in the "Adventure Hero's Books" series, which also contains the gamebook The Adventure of Link: The Legend of the Hero of Hyrule.
Story
As denoted by the title, this work is an alternate take on the story of The Legend of Zelda. In this continuity, Hyrule is threatened by the evil Ganos. He demands Zelda as his bride and upon being refused, entraps her in a magic crystal. To rescue her would require the three scared treasures. Enter Link, who in this version is a descendant of the Valcon, a race of elfin warriors who serve the goddess Valkyria. He is able to manifest an arsenal of weapons magically via his bracelets, and cast spells such as one that grants him the power of limited flight. Early on he encounters Com, a young thief who becomes his companion for the whole story (and who is revealed in the end to be this world's version of Impa). He is also aided by Cryckon, a crystalline bird and friend of the fairy Fonti (an ally of the Valcon). After overcoming many trials, Link and Com confront and defeat Ganos. Having recovered the Triforce, saved Zelda, and restored peace to Hyrule, Link once more sets off to continue his training.
Nomenclature
Names in Other Regions | |||
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Language | Name | Meaning | |
Japanese | 新・ゼルダの伝説 (Shin Zeruda no Densetsu) ‟THE LEGEND OF ZELDA„ AN ORIGINAL VERSION |
New The Legend of Zelda |
Gallery
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Zelda is trapped in a crystal in the prologue
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Link uses flight magic so he and Com can escape some monsters
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Link materialises his sword from his magical bracelet
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Fonti, the fountain fairy
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Cryckon, the crystalline bird
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Link and Com confront Ganos
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Ganos squares off with Link
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Link, Com, and Cryckon celebrate their victory over Ganos
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Zelda waves to Link and Com in one of the book's endings
External Links
- Amazon page for the book
- An English-language summary
- More information is available at History of Hyrule